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1.	Women's Doubles Final Skills And Tactics Analysis Of Australian Tennis Of 2006
2.	Analysis Of The Primary Factors Of The Theories Of Training Of The Pre-season Training Of Chinese Women's Tennis Team For 2006 Australian Open
3.	The Research Of Win-point Factor Of Li-na's Singles In 2011 Australian Open
4.	2012 Djokovic And Nadal In The Australian Open, French Open Final Technical And Tactical Comparative Analysis
5.	A Statistical Analysis Of The Use Of Technique And Tactics In The Australian Open In 2013 And
6.	Australian Open Men’s Singles In2011of The Top Eight Games Contrast Analysis Technique Features
7.	Sub-study Of The Pros And Cons Of The2012Australian Open Tennis Men’s Singles Champion
8.	The Comparative Study On Skill And Tactics Between The Last Four Players And Chinese Players In2012Australian Open
9.	Analysis Of Li Na And Kim Clijsters At The Australian Open Against Technology
10.	2014Australian Open Women’s Singles Quarterfinal Player Technique Features Comparison And Analysis
11.	Djokovic In2011-2013in The Australian Open Analysis Technique
12.	Statistical Analysis Of Technical Of Li Na In The2013Australian Open
13.	Effect And Analysis About The Key Points Skills Of Federer In The2013Australian Open Match
14.	2011-2014 Session Of Li Tactics For The Australian Open Game Analysis
15.	A Comparative Tactics Research Between Li Na And Maria Sharapova The French Open Tennis Tournament In 2011 And The 2013 Australian Open
16.	Analysis Of The Australian Open Tennis Tournament Scoring Tactics Used By Li Na In 2014
17.	Research On Li Na’s Game Rhythm In 2013-2014 Australian Open Women’s Singles Competition
18.	The Application Analysis Of Li Na’s A Technique And Tactic At Serve And Receive In Australian Open 2014 Female Tennis Singles
19.	The Analysis On Statistics Of Li Na In 2014 Australian Open Women’s Singles Match
20.	Analysis On The Characteristic Of Technique And Tactics About Serve Of Li Na In 2014 Australian Open
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